The Crown Tuns Puddingface Country Kitchen

Dropped in for lunch on way back from a day out. We hadn’t booked, but were seated swiftly in the garden. Can honestly say this is one of the best pizzas I have ever eaten, and I have had a lot of pizza! Salad and fries also lovely and fresh. Even though it’s a 40 minute drive from our house, we will visit again just for the pizza!

A lovely pub well worth making the time to visit. Great food, always innovative and delicious. The rabbit pie was recommended and indeed very tasty! Lovely staff and owners, always making an effort. Thank you!

The steak frites, New Zealand sauvignon blanc, and local beer were all delicious. My family enjoyed the pizzas as well. The location and atmosphere of the restaurant were great. The family who runs it were also very friendly.

Really disappointed with the trip advisors as much as the pub. This was our first time here so we were looking forward to it based on the recent reviews. I rang and tried to book a table for 6:00 to 6.30 and was encouraged to make it 6 as they were busy later. When we turned up we were the only people there for half an hour and then 2 other couples came in before we left at 7:25pm. We ordered the dough balls to start and the garlic butter was frozen. The menu of lots of different pies on offer from the previous tenants was still visible but not on offer. The menu was very limited unless you wanted pizza. I ordered the crown burger because the confit duck leg was unavailable. My partner ordered the chicken chasseur. The burger came out on the smallest plate I have ever seen a main course served on in a pub or restaurant and it was tiny. It was £16 and an extra £1 for the cheese and another £1.50 for the single slice of bacon. The portion of fries came in a mug size cup! The chicken chasseur sauce was see through and was extremely watery and wasn't right. It came with no veg and a similar size portion of chips to mine and that was it! £42.50 for one portion of dough balls and 2 mains. The most disappointing thing was the way that our complaint was dealt with by the manager and staff. Nothing not even an apology. We eat out every week and have only had to stop on the way home once before to get something more to eat. This was the second time!!

We had a fantastic Sunday lunch experience at this restaurant. We enjoyed a delicious roast Chicken with a variety of vegetables and a homemade Yorkshire Pudding. The desserts, including Rhubarb Crumble and Chocolate Hooky Sponge, were also outstanding. The atmosphere was cozy with a welcoming log fire, and the service was exceptional. This pub has been re-invented and is now a gem, adding great value to the village of Deddington.